Jonathan Uttley was born 6 Oct 1829 in Norfolk, England, the son of William and Ann Uttley. He came to Canada in the 1850's before his brothers, Nathan and Samuel. He married Matilda Girling, who had also come from England. She died 2 November 1918 at Elmira, Waterloo Co, Ontario. Jonathan died 26 Oct 1895 also at Elmira.
Name | Date & Place of Birth | Date & Place of Marriage | Name of Spouse | Date & Place of Death | Other Information |
Jonathan Uttley | 6 October 1829 Norfolk, England | 1857, Woolwich Twp | Matilda Girling | 26 October 1895 Elmira | Biography Obituary Last Will |
Matilda Girling | 12 March 1833 Suffolk, England | Jonathan Uttley | 2 November 1918 Elmira | Biography | |
Emma Maria Uttley | 13 November 1860, Elmira, Canada West | Child | buried 7 November 1862, Elmira | Biography | |
James W. Uttley | 25 November 1862, Elmira, Canada West | Unmarried | -- | 16 Jan 1894, Elmira | Biography |
Ellen Uttley | 26 March 1867, Ontario | 16 April 1908, Elmira | Thomas H. Hall | November 1933, Salem N.Y. | Step children Biography |
Annie Uttley | 28 February 1869, Elmira | 16 October 1889, Elmira | Menno Wilfong | 30 January 1935, Elmira | Children: Frank, Charles, Tillie, Burton, Robert, Myrtle Annette Biography |
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"Before the railways came to Elmira, the farmers dressed their hogs at home, then took the carcasses to Jonathon Uttley's in Elmira to sell. He had a light team of horses with which he took the dressed meat to market at Guelph or Toronto." Up the Conestogo by Isaac R. Horst, Page 190.
From the book, Enterprising Elmira,"The natural products of the farms, such as grain, potatoes, turnips, apples, sugar beets,butter, cheese, timber, wood and lumber form a large portion of the outgoing shipments. The Elmira grain markets, established by the late Jonathon Uttley, who died in the fall of 1895, has always enjoyed a popularity that has kept it in the vanguard of the many markets that are open to the farmers of this district".
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